The Kitchen Aid Grain Mill Review! ~ I share a demonstration and honest opinion on the performance ~
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You set the standard on "Reviews". I love the food processor you inspired me to buy. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the kind words! I really am pleased with the value and the quality of the grain mill but not surprised. KitchenAid is known for quality. Thanks for watching!
first run your grain through on the coarse setting then run that back through on the fine setting. You won't have to run your machine at the highest speed and your end product will be more consistent. Excellent review, thank you. The end of the brush is a mini screw driver so that you can remove the two screws so you can easily clean the inside of the mill.
Thank you for the wonderful feedback! Have a blessed day❤️
My wife just ordered herself one of these mills, we're pretty excited to have it. Thank you :) Yes, our Heavenly Father does love us :)
I am still loving mine. It’s does exactly what I need it to do and at a better price point. Perfect if someone is just getting started grinding. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. God bless❤️
Thank you for an excellent review! My Kitchenaid is older and it really helped me that you used an older one as well. This is in my budget and I will be purchasing.
Thank you! KitchenAid stand mixers are the best! Mine has a lot of miles but still earning her keep😊. I purchased the grain mill from the KitchenAid website and received it quickly. Thanks so much for watching!
My K5-A Lift Bowl mixer is over 50 years old. I just gave it a regrease and converted it to the newer solid state power speed control switch. It runs like a new machine and runs the grainmill with no problems. I usually run it between speeds 4-6, it is normal for the Kitchenaids to get warm when using the grainmill for extend periods. I let my mixer cool down after grinding about 6 cups of wheat berries.
I love how through you are! This is awesome--very compete, clear, and informative.
Thank you for the kind feedback!❤️
I’ve been shopping for a grain mill and saw this one. Thanks for the timely video!
So glad you found value from the content. Thank you for watching and the kind words🤗
Great video and reminder at the end. I just received this attachment for Christmas and I’m so excited to use it.
Wonderful!
This is a FANTASTIC review! Thank you!!
You’re quite welcome! Thank you for watching😉
Thank You so much! Great information!
You’re quite welcome!!
Wow! I had no idea kitchenaid had a grain mill attachment! My kitchenaid is similar in age to yours so it's great to see how it performs. What a wonderful and detailed review...it was helpful that you went through the manual and listed some of the things that weren't suitable for grinding because they were things that I immediately thought about trying (like coffee beans lol!) Your voice is charming, by the way... :)
I’m so glad you learned some new things! That’s what my channel is all about😊. I love this little mill and love using it. It’s a great way to get started grinding your own grains. I have found tho that it’s better suited to small batch grinding because it can begin to heat up after a while which isn’t good for the flour. I still highly recommend it!
Thanks so much for watching and the kind words. Have a blessed and joyful day❤️
I got this attachment for Christmas this year and had am going to use it for the first time tomorrow. So glad to watch your review.
Thank you for the sweet words of encouragement! I still love my mill even tho I have bought a hand crank one since then. Love them both!! You’re gonna love yours too! Have a blessed evening❤️
I needed to see this today. I am in the market for both the kitchenaid mixer and the grain mill. Thanks for sharing, now I know this is my brand. God bless you also.
Thank you for the kind words! I’m glad you found some value from the review. I had been researching grain mills for a while and the price range for a good one was just out of my budget. I was so grateful and pleased to find this one and even more happy with the quality. Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the review, very helpful.
You’re quite welcome🤗
I have been thinking of starting to grind my own flours for a while and just today was researching mills. They are so expensive and I saw the one for a Kitchen Aide, which I have, and wondered just how well it would do. It amazes me that I came across your video on it today. Thank you so much!!! I'm going to tell my husband this was a sign and I really need to buy this attachment. lol
Thank YOU for the kind words! Oh goodness don’t you just love how things work out🤗. Grain mills can be so expensive. There are some really good ones out there but the price can honestly just be outside of a lot of peoples budget. I am so thankful for the KitchenAid. It’s a great way to get started in milling. There may be one of the fancier ones in my future but I’m very happy with this little jewel🥰. God bless!❤️
I wondered if you purchased the kitchenaid grain mill &, if so, how you like it? I just ordered one today. Thinking it will be a good fit for our small household...
@@lilaholland5764 No, sadly I have not. BUT this year will be the year. We have been working hard to pay off debt and we're almost there and then I'm going to get one. I hope you like yours. It's just me and my husband now, so I feel it would be adequate enough for the amt of grain I would need to grind.
@Susan /almosta_farm882 That's why I chose the Kitchenaid Mill as well...just me & hubby. Sounds like you guys are making wise decisions!🙂
All I can say is thank you thank you! I’ve had mine for years but never read the part about not grinding coffee! No more grinding coffee!
You’re welcome! I glad that was stressed in the manual because I would have done the same thing😳. Stay warm sweet friend!
Thank you just got one. I found the same thing with not grinding the higher fine grind. Thank for sharing
You’re quite welcome 🤗
Oh my goodness I didn't realize this was a available 👏👏👏 thanks.. Blessings ❤️
It is a great starter to milling grains. Sadly the price has increased since the video😔
I have been wanting to get into grinding my own wheat for a while now and had been looking into the KitchenAid attachment. Your review definitely sold me on it, I appreciate your through feedback on the product! Now we just have to see if my wife will agree to let me get one 😁
😂 maybe you can promise to make her some awesome bread😁. Thank you for the kind words of encouragement. A note of caution, I have noticed some heating issues if I grind more than about a cup at a time. You can just plan accordingly to make sure you can have your correct amount of flour when needed. Thanks again and God bless❤️
Ought this last summer. Works very well for me.
That is good to know! I’m hoping it stands the test of time. If it’s anything like the stand mixer’s longevity it will be a worthy investment. Thanks so much for watching and commenting 🤗. God bless!❤️
I have a NutriMill that I’ve used for several years. A bit pricey but I think it was worth the money and it does a wonderful job. Enjoyed your review of the KitchenAid attachment.
I was really surprised at the quality of the KitchenAid and the price made it even better. Time will tell as far as the longevity, because I plan on working it a lot😊. I do see a NutriMill or MockMill in my future😉. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. God bless❤️
Just came across your videos, including einkorn . Don’t Own a KitchenAid mixer, but I do have a Vitamix blender with the dry grains container attachment. Will try that. I never used mine. Will try it for einkorn.
That wonderful! Would love an update when you try it🤗. Have a blessed and peaceful day ❤️
After watching this review i checked it out on Amazon. You said you bought for 99, now they are 149......thanks to our inflation. I found a place to buy the grain berries. Going to try making my own flour. That will be a first. Thanks for the great review. I came across your channel from Marys Nest. Both of you have great channels. I even sub'd.
Thank you so much for the kind words! Mary is a sweet and dear friend. I’ve heard from several subscribers that the grain mill was more. I’m thankful I got it when I did. It’s still a good price for an entry level grain mill but, yes, inflation is hitting everyone hard these days. I would love to hear your results with your bread making🤗. Thanks so much for the sub and God bless❤️
Very nice review. It sure did do a pretty job on the flour. Oh shucks, I was hoping to see how you cleaned out the oil inititially before the 1st use. Great that it has a 1 yr warranty as well. Thank you for the advice, my friend. 😊 Looks like a good investment. Blessings to you and your family!💖🙏🌻
Thank you for the kind words! The oil was not even noticeable so I just gave it all a quick wash in some warm soapy water and made sure it was completely dry before using. I’m really liking it and I’m hoping it will stand the test of time.
I wanted to tell you how much I’ve admired that sweet little Christmas card you sent me. The handiwork is so beautiful. The cookbook is perfect too! I read cookbooks like a novel🤣. Thank you so much for thinking of me.
@@LittleCountryCabin oh, I'm so glad! That just warms my heart to know it blessed you. I love to see how God knits together His handiwork of believers around the world, many you'd never have thought would meet otherwise. 💖 Blessings.
@@mishalea God is SO good!❤️❤️
I have had mine for 2 years I'm just got my first grains in yesterday so I'm excited to make my own bread and order different grains
Yay!!! You will love making your own and the health benefits are amazing😊
Good morning! I just love your videos! And had missed y’all releasing new ones. I think I’m all caught up now though.
Thank you for doing this video. I’ve been tossing the thought of getting a mill for a while now. Could you please post the link to where you got yours? I did a short search and couldn’t find any for $99. But I might have missed it.
Thank you and God bless!!!
Oh thank you for the kind words!! I actually ordered mine from the KitchenAid website. It shows a price increase but does have free shipping. Here is the link😊 www.kitchenaid.com/searchresult.html?term=Grain+mill&tab=plp&plp=Grain%2520mill%253Arelevance&plpView=list&clp=grain%2520mill
Thanks so much for watching and commenting. God bless❤️
I've seen attachments for Kitchen Aid on QVC and they say even if you have the oldest machine,the attachments will fit
I think that is a great thing.
I was really impressed with the performance even in my old girl😂. Thanks for watching and taking time to comment🤗
I’m glad you have my kitchenaid…every other video has the professional one haha😅
I know right! We’re in a class by ourselves😂
Love love love this!
I have been wanting to buy one, I will definitely look into this one. It would be perfect for my small family 🤗👍💯🙏🏼
Thank you so much for sharing!
God bless you in Jesus name ❤️
Thank you for watching and commenting🤗. A word of caution from my experience since this video. I have found that you should only grind about a cup of grain at a time to prevent overheating the flour. You can let it rest/cool and continue on until you have what you need. I still love this grinder as an introduction to grains.
@@LittleCountryCabin thank you so much for the advice 🤗
My fiancee gave me my very first mixer not too long ago, and I'm still learning how to properly use it.
I have been making a lot of bread with it and noticed it gets pretty hot.
Thank you for the review, I really appreciate everything you shared ❤️💯🌾
@@carolO22 you are quite welcome 🤗
Oh Jackie! This is such a nice review! You explain the features and cautions well and your voice is soothing to the ear. How is your grain mill holding up? How much flour do you grind at a time, usually?
I tried several mills before settling on a KoMo Fidibus 21 grain mill, which was designed by the same engineer, Wolfgang Mock, as the Mockmill. It has wood housing and looks pretty enough on the counter to leave it out on display. I considered the KA attachment years ago, but with the amount of wheat and other grains I grind, a dedicated countertop appliance seemed warranted. Enjoyed your review very much. Thank you. 🌼 Michele
I’m late answering comments lol. Thank you for the kind words of encouragement! I’m still very pleased with the mill but it is definitely an entry level mill. I can only grind around a cup at a time before the motor warms up. The grain at this point is also beginning to warm up. I must say that my KitchenAid is over 15 years old so that could have some bearing on the motor. I would still highly recommend it for anyone wanting to try their hand at grinding before they invested in a more expensive mill. I definitely see a heavy duty mill in my future and am grateful for your recommendations. Yes mam, pretty on the counter is very important to me too😁. It’s so good to see you back on CZcams!!! I feel we are kindred spirits and can glean from each other. Have a blessed weekend sweet friend❤️
@@LittleCountryCabin it sounds like it has been a good - and educational - experience! Definitely need to watch out for the motor on your KitchenAid. I have a feeling you will be showing us a new, standalone grain mill at some point in the future, but from the looks of things you're pretty busy at the moment! I feel the same, I enjoy our CZcams companionship very much! 🌼🌼
Hello, we recently purchased the KitchenAid wheat grinder attachment after I did a little research. This attachment seemed to be the optimal in price and for the amount of flour we needed since it's just my wife and I and we are retired. I enjoyed your video, but the one thing I have also been interested in is if your KitchenAid heated up (the motor) and how quickly it did? Did you have to shut it down for a little bit? I did read some stories where this occurred. I have not used ours yet, but have placed a lot of the wheat berries I purchased (175 pounds) in mylar bags with oxygen absorbers for long-term storage purposes. just a heads-up that the grinder was $139.00 when we purchased it two months ago and it's now $149 plus. Thank you for the video and God bless you as well! Cheers
Great questions! After having used the mill for awhile now I do find that the motor does tend to warm up some. I haven’t really experienced enough heat to stop grinding but I’m only grinding a small amount at a time. What is more concerning to me is the heating of the flour from the friction. I feel like I can only grind about a cup of the grains at a time because they start getting warmer than I’m comfortable with. I don’t mind doing small batches but I’m sure I’ll research the more expensive mills in the future because I’ll want to grind more at one time. I still believe in this little mill for someone wanting to try their hand at grinding without the bigger investment. I realize how blessed I am to have gotten mine at $99. Thank you so much for watching and for the great questions. If you have more questions please feel free to comment again. God bless!❤️
Thank you, just ordered my grain mill 🤦🏼♀️ price is now $150 😊
Oh dear everything is getting more expensive! Thank you for watching!
I love your videos! So glad you are getting into grinding grain. It is so much better for us than store bought flour! I got a Mockmill last year and the bread that I make has made great improvements in our overall health. Out of curiosity... does the KitchenAid attachment heat up the flour much? I understand that if the flour gets to hot during grinding some of the nutrients are lost. Thanks for the sweet videos!
Oh goodness thank you for the sweet words! I I am loving grinding grain! You are so right about the better nutrition. Store bought is so over processed🤢. I did notice that during grinding the flour stayed at what I would call a normal temp. I didn’t notice any heat at all. Mockmill was on my list but when I saw the KitchenAid I thought that for the price I’ve got to try it out. I’m so glad I did! Time will tell if it will hold up but I’m very happy😀. Thanks so much for watching and God bless!!❤️
@@LittleCountryCabin That is wonderful! Had I known I might have gone that route. Thank you for letting me know so that I can recommend the KitchenAid to friends.
@@LittleCountryCabin do you have an update on this mill? The Mockmill is $295 right now. !!
it would be interesting to see it by weight. if one weighs 1 cup of grain, does one yield the same weight of flour? it stands to reason that one should. Have you tried that? what were your results?
I love mine and will run it through twice for a finer flour, haven’t tried thrice but I’m also not expecting it to be just like store bought as that stuff is heavily processed.
I agree! So glad you are enjoying your mill. It’s amazing just how much processed food is in our world. I feel that is what driving so many chronic health issues today. Grinding our own grain is a great step in providing healthier choices for our families. Thank you for watching and the great comment. Have a blessed day❤️
Congratulations !! I considered this attachment but my Kitchen Aid is very old !! It's not working real well (It might just need oiling ) so I bit the bullet and got a Mockmill !!
Mock mill was on my list but I stumbled in this one and being KitchenAid I felt it was worth a try. I’m glad I did! KitchenAid customer service is wonderful. You might contact them about troubleshooting yours. Thanks so much for watching and God bless ya❤️
@@LittleCountryCabin
Thanks for the grain mill tutorial. It was very helpful.....I'd like to know where you purchased yours for $99. I can't find it for less than $150. I weigh my flour instead of using a volumetric measurements. So, am I correct in assuming that a pound of wheat kernels would produce a pound of flour??
Yes sir a pound of wheat berries should produce a pound of flour. I purchased my mill from the KitchenAid website a while back and prices have since gone up. From time to time they do run some good specials. A word of caution when grinding tho, about 1 cup at a time was all I could grind before the temp became a concern. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. God bless ya❤️
Some start the grind on corse then put it back in for a finer grind
Very good tip!
I hope they will make a grinder that will takes with moisture grain or for example the soak rice and you need to grind it the next day to make rice cake.
My apologies for missing your comment! Yes that would be a useful tool to have. You might email kitchen aid and suggest that. I’m sure other cooks would be interested. Thank you for the great feedback and God bless❤️
Jackie and Jerry , I was wondering about y’all and did a search. I haven’t got notifications for your last 4 videos. I pray y’all are doing well. I’ve caught up on your videos lol. God bless y’all precious friends.
It’s so good to hear from you sweet friend! Jerry and I were just thinking we hadn’t heard from you and hoped you were ok🥰. We are doing very well, so blessed! Thank you for watching and please stay in touch. God bless you sweet friend!❤️
@@LittleCountryCabin we are all doing so well. My sister is in remission from her cancer. I give God all the praise and glory.
Oh my what wonderful news!!! God is SO good!!❤️
@@LittleCountryCabin yes ma’am He sure is. ❤️
How close to commercial flour does this mill come? IN OTHER WORDS, is it as finely ground as store flour? Thanks. Great video.
Thank you for the great feedback! I would consider the coarseness to be very close to commercial flour after you sift out the bran and germ depending on what setting you started with. You could also try running it through the mill a second time to make an even finer flour. Just a note, be cautious of heat when you are grinding the berries. You may need to pause from time to time to allow the grinding wheels to cool off if you are grinding a larger amount of berries. Thanks so much and God bless❤️
One day I will get me a mock mill or the other big mill but this is going to be good for now
I just purchased a Wonder Mill Jr. It’s a hand crank mill. I’m loving it too. My dream is a Mock Mill🥰
@@LittleCountryCabin me to a mock mill
Mockmill makes a KitchenAid grain mill attachment and I've seen good things about it, but they are hard to come by.
My son bought it for me as a Christmas gift a few years back and I have lots of stomach issues I think knowing what's in my bread will help my gut
There is something so calming about grinding your own grain. I love it❤️
Curious as to your supplier for wheat berries. I have purchased the majority of mine from Amazon but would to find other vendors. Do you have a favorite place to get quality wheat berries?
I really like Jovial for the einkorn wheat. They have a great website and their story is wonderful. The company was started by a mother searching for solutions to her daughter’s food allergies. You might want to check them out🤗
Great job thank you
You’re quite welcome!❤️
About to purchase one. Great video. I saw someone else say that the recommended mill speed was between 2-4. Maybe you can confirm. Thanks!
It depends on how fine you want your flour. There are 12 grinding settings (12 being super fine)and I like 10 or 11. At that setting the flour is still very fine. 2 to 4 would be a cracked wheat or very coarse grind. Remember to grind on the 10 speed setting on your mixer. Thank you for a great question! Hope this helps😊. God bless!❤️
@@LittleCountryCabin thank you!
I just pulled mine out and finally tried it. My flour doesn't look as fine as yours and I had it on the finest setting. After having the attachment for a year, have you noticed any inconsistencies?
I haven’t in mine yet but I don’t use it exclusively now. You might try running it back through and see if that makes a finer flour. Thanks so much for the input. I’ll pay closer attention next time and see if I notice a difference🤗
This video is so helpful in helping me decide which grain mill to purchase, as I already have a Kitchen Aid mixer. Does anyone know if this mill could get damaged if it runs out of grain and keeps running? Thanks!
I’ve never left mine running after the grains were finished but in my opinion I try not to let that happen because of the wear and tear on the grinding burrs. The sound changes when the grain hopper has emptied so that would clue you in as to when the grinding is finished if you happen to be in another room, etc. It would be best to stay with the mill tho. Thanks so much for watching and for a great question. God bless!
@@LittleCountryCabin thank you so much for your reply, and the further info you provided. It's very helpful!
@@biffjohnson2076 You’re quite welcome😊
I'm wondering how long it took to grind up that 1 cup of grain. I never hear anyone comment about that. Thanks in advance! Great video!
Just a few minutes but with the Kitchenaid you will want to make sure the mill isn’t heating up. You don’t want your fresh flour to get hot during the milling. I haven’t had too much heat with grinding just one cup but would definitely give it a rest for a few minutes between cups if you are grinding more. I love my KitchenAid for small batch grinding which is what I mostly do right now. Thanks so much for watching and for the great question. Have a blessed day🤗
I have seen kitchenaid stand mixers for really cheap at goodwill if you do not have one.
That would be a great find!
I been debating on getting this. Do you think this would work on chili peppers? I'm tired of my mom breaking my blenders because she uses them to mill chili peppers into powder. TIA.
Thank you for asking. I don’t think this would be suitable for the peppers. For my dehydrated peppers I use a used coffee grinder from the thrift store. Works great and I get a nice powder. 😃
Question, can you run all purpose flour through it to make it even finer?
I’ve never tried it but I think it’s a great idea. I personally don’t know of a reason why it wouldn’t be successful. I’ll have to give it a try😃
I can’t get it apart. To clean the the oil from the grind
Ing burrs.please help. Me😢how do I do that?
KitchenAid has a great, short video that should help. The disassembly is about half way through. Let me know if this helps🤗. The link is below.
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Thank you!
I have used the he ll out of mine not the best but usable.
Thanks for sharing. Agree, I recommend it for someone starting out. Use it and enjoy baking better things for your family😊
I have a 4 yo KA mill attachment and I’ve been very disappointed in the coarse flour it puts out even on the fine setting. I use winter white berries. It’s like fine sand which gives the dough and bread a texture. I also hate having to Gerry rig a stand for the bowl to catch the flour, it’s too close to the stand.
Hmmmm🧐. Have you reached out to KA? They may have some answers to your grinding issue. I also have to elevate my bowl to catch the flour. If not it can get a bit messy outside the bowl. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Have a blessed day!
grind Coffee? Thanks
The manufacturer says coffee beans should not be ground in this mill. The beans are very oily and could ruin the grinding burrs for grinding your grains. Thank so much for asking and for watching. God bless!
It's very easy to disassemble your kitchen aid. In time, they simply need to have the old hardened bearing grease cleaned out and re greased. You'll notice it's running like new and will last another million years. A good cleaning and re greasing of the bearings every 5 yrs or so sure beats buying a new one!
What wonderful advice! Thank you so much☺️. I love to take things apart so knowing this now I can get right to it. I’m not a throw away type girl so yes, it definitely beats buying a new one.
You're welcome.
If you want to watch a step by step. Go to a U-Tube site called, "Living Traditions Homestead" and watch how simple it is. Just type in, "regreasing your Kitchen Aid". Be sure to grab some, " FOOD GRADE" grease before you start the project.
@@davestarcelt5661 Thank you!! I’ll head over and check it out🤗
I bought an older kitchenaid mixer that was in good working condition. After bringing it home I replaced the grease with new food grade grease & it runs beautifully! I love Kitchenaid, especially the older models. Great advice, Thank you!
Did you notice any metal shards in the flower? I have been seeing that happen with a few different grinders so now I’m paranoid. And I don’t want to waste $100 or more if that is the case.
I haven’t had that happen to me thankfully. Wow, that would make me paranoid too! I wonder if the cheap knock offs are the problem. eBay has a lot of those. Thanks so much for the great comment and God bless❤️
@@LittleCountryCabin it could be a cheap mill problem, glad to know there wasn’t issues with this one! ❤️ God bless you too
@@simplysweethomestead7866 agreed!
I have one I gring corn for corn grits, corñ flour, rice I grind for rice grits and flour, I grind buckwheat for cereal and pancake flour. I use KitchenAid more than the hugh grinder my daughter gave me. I make my own cream of wheat just stop short of making flour.
Great comment! Thanks so much for sharing such kind words of encouragement ❤️
Great comment! Thanks so much for sharing such sweet words of encouragement❤️
You will burn out your motor if you grind on a high speed, also you will heat up the flour. Best to run it no higher than 2 or 3.
Thanks for that input! Actually, following the manual instructions, the highest speed is what they recommend. I did notice that one cup of grain at a time was about all I could grind before I had to rest the grinder because of the flour starting to warm. I’ll try a slower speed and see how that works out. Thanks for sharing your great advice and God bless❤️
@@LittleCountryCabin Hmm, true, that's what the manual says. Maybe they told me to run it slower because mine is a refurbished machine... works well though, no issues going slow.
@@missioncreekfarm7715 I’m going to give the slow go a try😁
@@LittleCountryCabin Yeah, I tend to need several cups of flour, and give it a break between batches to let the machine cool off. Maybe I am too cautious, but I have heard stories of burning them out using the grinder attachment.
I totally agree. With the cost of replacing things these days we have to take care of what we have😉
You can swap out your worn out gears for 50 dollars and about 1 hour worth of work.
That’s great info! Thanks🤗